The nurse is relating health education to male students when asked where sperm is actually made. Which location is most correct?
A) In the male reproductive system
B) Sperm are present from birth.
C) In the testes within the scrotum
D) In the seminiferous tubules
C
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Health instruction should be clear, specific, and factual. The specific location for sperm production is in the testes, which lie in the scrotum. More general information is that the sperm are produced in the male reproductive system and immature spermatozoa are formed in the seminiferous tubules. Sperm are not present from birth.
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